The firm’s holding in the parking lot developer originated from the 2009 acquisition of a subsidiary owned by Cintra.
Infrastructure comprises $27.6bn and 42% of the pension's new real assets portfolio, with real estate holdings making up the rest.
The Australian firm has regained complete ownership of the utility after exercising pre-emption rights on CDPQ’s stake.
Almost 18 months after taking Infinis private, Guy Hands’ firm has sold its UK onshore wind portfolio which it said had been ‘adversely affected’ by government policies.
Two Australian super funds are co-investing with the asset manager in the 99-year lease of a regional hub Down Under.
The company already has a portfolio of more than 20 solar and wind projects in various stages of development in the country.
The vehicle, already 37% invested in four assets, was backed by financial institutions, local authority pension funds and family offices from the UK, Europe and North America.
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The Australian developer is making steps to bolster its renewables business by acquiring a company designed to provide energy savings with ‘little or no costs upfront’.
The $375m deal will provide Three UK with access to a range of additional spectrum, allowing the mobile operator to expand into the fixed wireless broadband market.
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The firm’s chief financial officer Michael Chae recently explained the different areas where it is looking to expand, including infrastructure and growth equity.
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Blackstone is excited about the returns it can net by helping to make American infrastructure great again. But what’s really promising is to see that interest coincide with an increased appetite for higher-risk/higher-return strategies.
The IFC will invest $75m in the $485m Zarqa plant, which will replace its outdated predecessor, while MIGA will cover up to $215m in commercial debt.
The division is the latest asset of the defunct US solar developer snapped up by international investors.
The government is reviewing a bid to develop the New Manila International Airport and another for a key highway across Metro Manila.
Developers have six months to submit their plans for an eight-storey patient tower and other new facilities at the Michael Garron Hospital.